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On every account the proposal to examine the
books OF the diSbursing officers in all the depart
ments OF the government, and compare balances
with cash, Is TO be commended. No private
business can be run successfully except by fire.
guent comparisons of this sort. An honest book
keeper would not wish II otherwise and a dis
honest one ought not TO be allowed the advantage
OF lax oversight. In the government employ the
temptation 10 easy-going methods is very strong
indeed Public business is everybOdy's business
and eyerybody's business Is nobody's business as
the proyerb goes man who Is naturally in
clined TO be accommodating, and to do favors for
associates, is under special pressure In govern
ment ONCE and the fact that he is doing work for
vast quasi-corporation instead Of for a private
individual Is liable 10 weaken his sense OF respon
sibiiity. There does not appear to be any reason
for suspeccing that large number OF government
dsbursers have been recreant 10 their trusts even
constructively; but, In view of the developments
OF the last few months, those who have respected
the proprieties most scrupulously will doubtless
De the first TO welcome an investigation which
VIII remove from them every shadow OF the gen.
sral doubt and suspicion.
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A WILSON'S TURKISH pRops.-Ir IA A
ms s vS Ss knSxanf and when known to D. re-
nipusss relieve the ease OF Dyspepsis DAT
- Co1S Isnps Cholers lntsItuIn or any disease
an ~ ratSsSsfs sslAsAuy. GENERAL AGEScf.
W.. H7.lms
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LIE PROMISED COLD WAVE HAS EvI.
IDENTIFY BEEN SIDE TRACKED, so WE
MUST BRACE OURSELVES FOR CON-
TINUANCE OF THIS EXCESSIVELY WARM
WEATHER: AT LEAST FOR SOME TIME
TO COME. THE QUESTION THEN sUG-
GEsTs ITSELF. HOW CAN WE KEEP COOL
AND COMFORTABLE DURING THE HEAT
ED TERM! THE ANSWER IS SIMPLE
ENOUGH, AND THE MEANS AS SIMPLE AS
THE ANswER-BY WEARING LIGHT
WEIGHT SUMMER CLOTHING YOU CAN
KEEP BOTH MIND AND BODY COOL. YOU
MUST, OF COURSE. AVOID EXCITEMENT,
SO AS NOT TO BECOME ovERHEATED,
AND THEN HAVING PROVIDED YOURSELF
WITH SUCH THIN AND GAUZY CLOTHES
AS WE HAVE TO OFFER, LIVING BECOMES
LUXURY.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
WHEN WE TELL YOU WE ARE SELLING
sEERsUCKER COATS AND VESTS FOR
FROM ONE TO TEN DOLLARS YOU CAN
IMAGINE THE VARIETY OF KINDS WE
OFFER YOU TO SELECT FROM. WHEN
nm
ING KNOWN TO THE TRADE IN THE WAY
OF THIN CLOTHING THAT WE HAVEN'T
GOT IN STOCK READY TO PUT ON, YOU
CAN FORM SOME IDEA OF THE EXTENT
OF OUR SUPERB ASSORTMENT. COATS
AND VESTS IN PoNGEE, IN CoLoRED
SILKS. IN CREAM-COLORED SILK, SILK
ALPACAs, ALPACAS. IN BLACK sERGES,
BLACK ALPACAs, MOHAIRs. FEATHER
WEIGHT woOLENs. PLAIN AND FANCY;
CHEyIOTEENs, IN SUITS AND OTHER
WISE; TENNIS "BLAZERS," WITH HATS
TO MATCH: ENGLISH SERGE SUITS,
NUNS CLOTHS, DRAP DETEs. IN
FACT EVERYTHING THAT'S MADE AND
INTENDED FOR MIDSUMMER WEAR
IS SURE TO BE REPRESENTED IN
OUR STOCK, AND ALWAYS AT THE LOW
EST PRICES CONSISTENT WITH QUALITY
OF MATERIAL AND HONEST WORKMAN
SHIP.
sAKS AND COMPANY,
OUTF1TTERS,
SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE
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REMNANTS Go Next WEE.
". ". BURDETTE l. CO,

". W. BUKDETTE CO.
VIII retire from business In few days. and next week
they will offer $4,000 worth of Remnants Odds and
Ends Of Every Description, at their value.
The balance of their immense stock will be sold at
less than prime cost.
Below samples Of reductions we will make to close
ort
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GAVE Much TINE AND TROUBLE AND From
~ YEN 70 may Per cent ON all you buy by b,iyinr
tansoasn tne washington Purchasing Agency. al
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WANTED-ROOMS.


WANTED-TOR RENT FURNISHED PARLoR AMI
w three Bed rooms or three Bedrooms with use OF
dlning-ro0m morning and evening: location between
lay summer rates: small family no children Address
ATTORNEY, Star office It.
WANTED-ABoUT SEPTEMBER Is. BY FIVE
w adults. D rooms, hall room. west Of j tn and
north OF ss.: with or without board must be fur
nished: ! as parlor: no objection to rooms on Sd
MOOR or to back parlor, If pleasant: terms must be
reasonable; house well kept; permanent suited !;
private family preferred or three rooms
Box l62,
It, Star Office
WANTED-BY A YOUNG GENTLEMAN FUR
w nlshed Room in the northwest. with or without
board Address, stating terms, Box 1863, Star ohce. i
WANTED-BY AUG THREE UNFINISHED
w rooms in private family part Of small house
by gentleman. wife and child of four years. he.
ferences Permanent if suited. Address, stating 10
caty and terms, S. ". Star office. It,
WANTED-PART OF SMALL HOUSE, THREE
w or four rooms with stable for one horse and
wagon situated between LIST and It'll ST. and near
North Capitol st. Address c. A. B.. Star office 1T
WANTED-ONE OR TWO FURNISHED ROOMS
w by quiet parties where questions asked
Answer. stating p cs Box Il i, Star offc jyl62t'
WANTED - FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED
W room, suitable for dental office DENTIST. star
Office jy16-3t'
WANTED ROOMS OPART1Es HAVING ROOMS
w 70 rent we present advantage to procure tenants
That VIII save them time. trouble and money. Room
Renting Agency, S3S st. ID. RAMEY. j. l5-1w'
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A correspondent inquiries why, IL a private
vehicle does not need bells to warn pedestrians
of Its approach there should be any need of them
on a street car? IL may be suggested, IN answer,
that q car Is confined to a track, and cannot turn
out as an ordinary vehicle can. For another
thing, car has no pole, and the entire resistance
necessary TO bring it to a full stop when under
Roadway must be exerted by a drivers arm and an
iron brake. For these two reasons, much of the
pedestrians chance OF salvation must rest with
himself Our correspondent objects TO the jingle Of
the bells at night because they disturb the rest
Of invalids. Undoubtedly the sound OF these bells
is something OF nuisance to certain ears and
nerves But the sharp pounding OF the car-horseS'
hoofs upon the cobbie-stones diminishes the i'm
portanee OF the bells, both as a protection to
pedestrians and as nuisance to iuvalids With
out the bells the moving car Is accompanied by
noises which give notice OF its approach and also
Jar sensitive nerves. The bells are only a slight
additional protection TO some persons and a
slight additional discomfort to others, and the
question Of their retention abolition Is rot one
of the greatest consequence. With the fre-alarm
bells IL Is different. The convenience and comfort
OF the business men OF the city, who at night are
notified by the alarm whether they can remain at
ease in their homes need TO rush to their stores
and Offices In order 10 save by removal threatened
property, outweigh the objections urged against
the bells A busting modern city cannot be freed
from all d1scOrdant sounds. Dwellers therein
must and do harden their nerves. and until the
ear has come to disregard the rattle and jingle and
Inurnur Of the street and other city sounds relief
may perhaps be soughtin the aptiphone, the new
ly-invented instrument which is said to protect
the ear from undesirable noises The people of
Washington Will hope that the Commissioners
may hold fast TO their determination to retain the
fre-alarm system. In the whole matter of framing
the present regulations for the good order OF the
city they have shown commendable readiness to
add to. subtract from, or modify the rules sug-
gested by them. when good reason for so doing has
been shown, There can be no doubt that Wash
ington wishes 20 retain the nre-bells
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~ ilth St sw- 6r- $40 ST sw., 9r,w -. .s25
,,. anu &c.. 10 oo 3:SS st. s.w. 6r..
snS a. 81 neH Or, '" and r DO
any 1870 331 VI St. s.w.. Or. water. ,
. aa ST sw Or w133o 1lo6 9th St sw Or. w. Is
&C Va ST. sW Or W 10 40 ST. s.w.. 10
81 Nj st sw.. Ar. y :,a1 ID Al, %
III Del av Nv. ar 6. so Cor. 9th atd SITS se.,
Cor. y and X SITS sw so store and dwelling .
l%O sts.w., or. w.. 10
tyl6-3t' c. II. PARKER Cor ~ and c sts.s
EOR RENT-FINE NEW RESIDENCE ON ST.
4 near 20th, 10 rooms modern beautiful wood man
u g. plate glass, mirrors. &c, only $50. Delightful
summer nome on >touehton. near 4th ST. high
aha healthy; IL large rooms overlooking city: very
cnesp Two small bricks, rooms, on ST., 9th,
800: JNO BoWLES Co, 1921 Est .yl6-2t
EoR RENT-$ls PER MONTH-NICE SIX-RoOM
Il frame In Mt. Pleasant; gas and water.
CHAS. f. BANFS,
ylo-6t SOC Il. NV.
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EoR RENT
i 1892 18th st.,l2r. ~,
Wl2 18th ST. Tor. N. it,O Is
fy5 18th st. Tor. mi &.
lao! 3lst, Tor. mi. Is. 4,
1908 3lst, lor-. mi4s,,
@l2 Dumbarton ST OR a,
Ilo g ST.. lor.. mi.....3l
ts Pa sv.. Ir..mi35.5,
212sh Pa-sv..sr.. mi. O.. 81
l332 Wsllsch. ar. mi. 3
lao 2lst. Tor. m.i.35.5,
yol2 NJ. 7r, mi. :,
3lIWallach. sr.mi 81. 81
sos S3d St, sr., mi.35.5,
lSlS est, Tor, m. 4. 3.
l343 Mslisch. sr., mi 3.
2l4l & ST., Srs.. mil,
POS I ST. Or. mi 2S ~
l2l4 3oth st ..Sr.mi. 81. 81
1908 S st. Ira. MI. 25.5l
26oaS l. St, Or, mi 25: 3,
33f3 Prospect ST., 1r2,
LOS y ST.. 5r......,..2.
2fl1 NJ ST.. Or. .,
las 3lst st. ar. mi. z.
Si2p h st =. Sr. .,
Of! 2:td St. 1r.. m.i.22 81
Si5 ?3rd st, 7r. mi. .22. 5,
Sl2Q n St. Sr- m .i.e2. N
FOG 18th ST.. 1r....2l.3l
For q full list apply to
sx-gG
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FOR RENT-OFFICES

IcOR RENTLOFtICE ROOMS-THE ENTIRE
IL third floor of 1919 ST., adjoining Sun Building
from July 1st. Apply W. RILEY DEEBLE. je20-1m
EOR RENT-Two NICE OFFICE ROOMS, LOWER
IL floor $50 st. NV. after July l. 1887 at sos per
month, by the year VIII paper and paint and thor
ouxhly renovate rooms.
JOHN E. BEALL CO.,
3e7-3m 1921 at. NV.
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PROMPT SETTLEMENT OF ALI. ACCOUNTS
RENDERED JULY WILL BE APPRECIATED BY
w.M sHUsTER SONS,
"Ao 019 Pa ava
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STEAM WELL BoRING.-wELLs BORED ron
- cinsa towns Villages farms, hotels breweries nrs
teed solicit correspondence
3e26-2ms HURON A. HUxETI. Hagex,tovn. NA
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SOME BARGAINS

SOME BARGAINS
$ g's $??$ g :?
SSoS 2 90 90 ILL
&c III R RDG E. HrH En- E Hssh -
uJ iii 5 BD6 : Hnr { IT -
WV ZEE a ERR ERR 4
W wv wv EE "A kRR =
Wv ZEE ~ 4 Z Z
Pure Silk VESTS, ribbed. colors, 81 eS. We're S24S
Isle, colors, look like silk. &c. Were CSC.
Egyptian Yarn VESTS, Jersey fitting,54c Were Csc
Gauze and Gossamer VESTS, 39c We're 4sc.
GENTLEMENS.
English Colored Bal UND ERWEAR, Soc Was Csc
English Plain Bal. UNDERWEAR, 29c Was 35c.
English Fancy Striped Bal UNDERWEAR, Csc
Was CSC.
sF We have large show window filed with sam
Pies OF above lots. Glance at It And don't think be-
cause We only quote Hosiery and Underwear that we
are not closing ont Summer Goods in our other
tventy-three departmental
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NOR RENT
IN MN
I'll 9TH stNn.w., store

Tn eth stNn.w., store
and dwelling .-
1928 Mass. ave. l3r. .l25
100 n It w. lsr..lO(
1906 y. II. ave. .......1Ot
loue 9th 1T. NV. ltr. loo
lol9 Conn. ave, Or. 100
MAGNOLIA ave. Ar. .S3.3.
fl6 9th st.n.w.l6r. .S3.:E'
l % . -. NV. lOr.s3:3.
1871 De Sales st. lIr.. 81
s4o \. Y. ave. n. W. l4r.1.
1886 St, upper part. = :
1923 q ST. NV. or. ~.
136o y. II. av. NV. gr. 7.
1909 VI 1t. NV, ar 66 q {,
100 Mass avn. W. or 80
80 y J ave. s.e.. ler.. tSO
1919 X. 1. ay. NV. Tor. go
So2 2lst ST. n.w..lIr g.
2420Cra,en Terrace. Or 10
The above houses cal b.
Gu Office only. THt
fNsD
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NOR RENT OR SALE-FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
Il nished-A new House on N st. NV. Address 5O9
M st. NV. iyl4-3ts
EOR RENT-wORKSHOP AND OFFICE FOR
Il builder, carpenter, painter, or other business
formerly occupied by Mr. F. w. Pilling; 93
st. between 9th and 10th SITS NV, and sidewalk
Inquire at 926 Louisiana ave- jelO-2m
EOR RENT-"LEARN TYPE WRITING"
IL Machines rented at $5 per month and sold on
my4-3m "CALTGRAPH OFFICE" e33 st. NV.
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Customers have made big inroads into the
stock Of Llama Costume Ffannels lately re-
duced. We yet have choice variety of styles
Tor wrappers. sacques sea-shore and mountain
suits, &c.
Reduced from 62h to SOC per yard.
(BSeementl
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W. W. BURDETTE h CO.,
st 92S 7th and 1O6 K sts NV.
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property paced with for ret or sale il literally
advertised Tree OF cost 90 the owner
Tor list of property Tor sale call or ,end n, ogo.
D2 r. U. HOFFMAN. 10th aud 4 sta n O.
I'oh REST-3lO NJ ST. y. w. NEW AND COM.
- pete tlree-story and basement Brick Dwelling.
rooihs al modern IMPROVEMENTS. reduced 10
s4u sWOkMSTEDr BRADLEY
JeII-1ln 92s st n ".
EoR PENTHOUSE AND STORE, 1911 a sr
NV $50 month Inquire at 9so Louisiana ave-
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BAXTER & MCGOWAN.
jy16-3t' lOOs-1OIo = #.

y Ioot. lUUN-lUIO = ST.
frOR SALE - The WELL-ENowN BLUE GRASS
Il stock Farm, Swan Meadows" 1 miles FROM oak
land. Garrett County, Md. miles from Da.r park
aud Mountain Lake Park. 800 acres under fence and
200 acres of tine oak timber This Ia undoubtedly me
OF the BEST watercd stock state The butd
ings consist of a good frame mansion house large
barn, stable, carriage house, tenant house
house. and other Outbulldines Price Sl 30 per acre
$500 cash; balance at the pleasure purchaser
j. = JORDAN
H.,
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

LUX SAIf-
Il Pleasant home on pike. convenient 10 Silver Sprue
ana fenw1ck stations rooms and pantry front side
en- rear PoTches; select glowing shade treez Choice
irut ana howers, barn, &c. beautiful site $1,000
For Sale-Beautiful place OF 10 acres above Iresi-
dents; Broom house. fruit, shade Sc. location htgh
and healthy; $4,000.
For Sale-That beautiful place Of l3s acres :,
miles from Alexandria. good dwelling: splendid
water. barn. outbuildltgs, all conveniences o:pDO
lie ar trees best varieties, and other fruts soil rich
good grass location healthy. all enclosed by picket
fence: TO Immediate purchaser $4,000
Wanted TO trade for city property good farm Of %
scres buildings, fIult, Sc. Metropolitan Branch
difference, III any, ' .i''s
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-24
0tp bent cit MnIconina!

Oct oil fise, @bers 2unser. 2iseiaa
alle @berS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ct
n,eset u~ioinberlist MaIfineri er bet.
Site alene be itsrre 2uftrsr, men be
7uiinber at imaa Scar os Nabninser.
iom leber fra benz.
Naar bisie CT operiplbte meb Wote,
RE, Iom lite burbe bore Der, fan life
2unser sipre bet Salpe Nrbeibe, % bet,
be sisr, fan be life sisre orbe tlis.
&alb bet Sortislelie, cote, Strubes
bpIte, 2unsefeber, gatarrb, 1arina elIer
bpilfeuiombelt SpsbOm / Salien, Ne-
len, Sopebet e1er 2unserne, ale er far.
lise. IIe iaabanne Spsbomme burbs
fiernes. Der er Inn en- Raabe at blipe
benz fuit paa. Get er: brus Boschee's
German Syrup, iom ielses paa aue
Gpotbefcr ior Is Gents pr. Slate.
Selu ON ale andre Wibler iffe bar
bialpet, tan 5 ftole paa bette. az
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-24

6pr Sfraufen. 9ommeren: DC
anflases altiaa for at bore blepen gre.
BET pau ferNf Giernins / Serb meo al
ilaa Sten siennem 8inouerne paa ct
beboet Sus. Soao bar iaaet Dem til
at besaa benne Sorieelie?
- N~uflasebe: @n utammelis Ir'
b~eibslpit.
- 9ummeren: Suab bebaser?
= G~nflasebe: So, Or. Isiesipr, jes
er @lasmelter, naa Be uibe!
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-24

3ref al 9DreIiret.

9a lea fer, at glabeue Optaser Irat
at 0preliuet, pil ies sisre HlpOr al at
furtaIIe 9osst, iOm ipnes mig messi
eienbommelist. Seq er icm satlrael
aarer i Waturbiitorie ret pei betienot
meo 9srenes 2ip os bar blanSt anoet
left ON, bpOslebes 5us!ebaunerrle, 'taar
be aaar paa Srieri, life Blot of Naf'lse1
er iarlis imutt ubiipreoe meS Ofte prdst1
fulbe s5arper, men peb fin Solonins os
hele Gbfarb (llbtrptfet "sisre Sar'e1
BEN" er 10 enbus operfSrt paa Wen1'e1
fer) isse at sisre fig iaa inStasenoe
iom mulist for ben 9ilbebts. Wen at
en- Susl lissfrem ppnter fig, oeo jes lite
at babe left ON. Men noget iaaoant
bar iea paret gibne til eler fauoe lite
ie bet anberlebes. SfjOr bapbe en-
Stereban libt ben paa @aret palst en-
at mig Opbenst Staretasie til gOlis;
men ben bapoe insen Mnse fact, os
bet fob til, at Der bar fnap 3ib paa
gunner; ben iab | lit Sul cs lpeioeoe,
Isitenbe iaa lptfenbe iom mulis til aae
siber us fei ro os inb, men fOrsiaoes.
"a fer ies ben en- Bag meb fit N9b at
brpbe en- 9gbleblomit at % meb ben /
@unben Hbite fra tit Sui, os / mine
zine iaa ben a0erfjereit ub, bpab iaa |
en- Starebames. Den flsi ben paa
@aplen al ct bpit Nabobus itabis meb
/ Munben os berfra uibere,
laa ben forlpanot for mig. Men moi er
bet, 9asen sfter bar Der ct sgstepar /
8asien; min Ster bapbe paret uimooa
meo i'm 8lomit / Wuno.
Sresiereoe Salbnnoe
fcrepiies iortiben paa 3iuoli / aisbens
bapu. ct oanif 8lab lfriper ON oisIe
Sibunoeropr; gnbelis ~iionbags piite be
meo iaa iterf Spanbins impbeiete uibs
inoerltse Saler Jig for ct tafnemmelist
% ooeroroentlis talrist Tublifum, iaa
enoos, at be tatpaffeoe Wasisr,
iom itooe ubenfor 8l9nen, baooe 8an
ifelisbeo for at fslse Soreitiain9en /
oens @nfeltbeoer. Den itsrite Del al
5oreltilinsen ioresaar paa bet tsrre
aunb, % fsrit efter at be met fremmes
lioe at Selerne baube sipet 8epiier paa
i'm muiitalife Sanos ueo meb 2ufferne
at fraoie paa Wanbolinens Strense
sler bearbeibe en 9romme ueb en- iiels
ben Sbaroisbeo, fraule De Opao Ell Stise
Ior at bumpe neb i 8anbet, buor be siens
Ipnlist beinbe Jig lanst beore, os eno
life sple tilbuse for efter 0reslsrens
@oObuaros minbite 8ini at beHte
5pnbebaanb op ira gunben, banie Gel
b~unbeoals os uofsrer lisnenoe merit
uerbise 9peller, Der itaois ifafeoe benz
ct liulist Bifalb fra Yublifurls Sibe.
Den melt opuafte Sal bar enbos naaet
til ct iaa fremltreoent Yunft al 0ans
nelie, at ben rebber en- @ut, Der iulbt
paatlaot ltprter fig i De fiDlise 8slser,
llben iforueien tilltreffelis at babe be,
emit, ON ban i ct Iist gilfeloe uirfelis
uil funne Hare fig. s fin Iso raaber
ban ON Sialp, os Gel "Bob" taser
itrofs 5pren | 8rapen, itpber Jig IND
bam Os berer fig iaaleoes oppe,
inbtil 6an after faar fait Bunb unber
5Sbberne. Sluttstis afiprer TO al Sib-
u~nberbprene aoifilise @labesialuer meo
@eparer % Biituler. glt / alt er Bre'
itationen bDiit. interesiant, o9 ielp ON
bet maa iises, at Joreltiqinsen er lOulie
lang, er ben bog insenlunbe trattenbe
ba man itabis unber npe Sormer faa'
2eilisbeb til at beunbre bisie ififfelis'
8anobprs 2aruiaisbeb us ~fortrinlis'
9resisr.
6or Sfranfen. Spmmeren: 3
anflaoeS alt1oa for at bore blecen ore
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-08-04
coBNTY OfPYCI.AL PAPER.
? NEWSPAPERs.

The following pertinent remarks,
copied from the Reno journal Of the Bird
instant, are respectfully referred to
business ,rnrn and Others fThoi nre inter
-sted in the welfnrs md prosperity of
their respective neighborhoods: ~ ~
Too mnny peop.e labor under the inn
preston that newspapers should lie par
excellence whether.they ore ,pntronized
Ornot. They expect 10 see a paper
crowded with news, yet they will not
contribute farthing for its support.
Very often the remark is made: ~ will
give You nm adj or subscription to halp
you along " Newspaper men are not
objects OF cliaiity mud do LotiluGUr as
such. They give more than value re-
oeived for Gil Tie busiunss in the way of
advertising they get. Those men who
take this charity view of the matter, are
unmindful of the fact that the ndyertis-
ing columns OF. IL newspaper nre the in
dex Of the prosperity of their town or
city. A live paper, filled with business
niyertiseme nts, IL Indicative of the well
fare of town an is the best ire present
alton TINT could possibly be made.
They attract homeseekers to u locality
that would otherwise never come Cap
italists who are in seurch of landed in
vestments. are Attracted by, them. OF
course all advertisements help the
newspaper man, just as sale of goods
aids the business man. but at the same
time it benefits the one who adverti.es
t. much grenter extent than it does
the ptinter. Any town can have good
paper ii it receives proper support.
Just so with business establishment.
Advertising has done more to enrich
men than anything else in the world.
"A man who fully understands what
newspapers are and what they do, new
er puts in mn advertisement to help the
printer along, but does it exclusively to
benefit himself It is o Inatteriof legit-
innate business, and not one Of charity. 4
Encourage the business interests OF the
printer, ~ he encourages the growth
and business interests of your town. \
county and State, and live, energetic 4
and newsy paper win follow. o & +" -
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-08-04
The Los Angeles Express says apro

The Los Angeles Express says apro.
: pos Of ths real ,sstpte, craze, which.
,solipes eysrythihg elss in Southern Cali
forniSs, that ma rsligious meeting the
other day. the minister, in referring to
The 6ItIibutidn OF tracts and how they
sss4yps4d bs'pt"csd bsfOfOthe wotldjof sin
asked: t'Now. what shall we do with
These tractsS" Deacon JOnas, who was
half asleep, heard the remark epd
yelled: "Cut 'em up into lots aud
place 'em on the MARKET" ,HA1P
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-08-04
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Tho Maxwell Murder Cnsc.

A st Louis dispatch Of the LIST instant
""Je' - T.. Tr5 TfGW
: The farther Of Brooks. alias Maxwell,
is making PREPARATIONS to make I'm ap.
pei for his son to Lieutenant Cover
nor Moorehouse, who is now acting Gov
srnor. Brooks wants stay of execu-
ton and believes that his son would
DO sufficiently punished with imprison-
msntS for life. Mr. Brorks2 is a Mnson
nin high standing. anGrthe officers assert
that he is bringing Masonic influences
to bear on tho case. Public opinion is
40 decided on the issue that ifany clem
ENJOY wan uxtended 1t would GALL forth
great Indignation, ,.as-sa.....
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-08-04

PioOhe Record Wood thieves will
Andit to their, advantage to hereafter
carefully examine their stolen fuel DO!
tore putting ~ intO their stoves. by
sdets8 20 Aheyawill likely save us tho
trouble Of indioting. one OF those days,
IAN interesting item nbnus dismembored
4 bodies goiug, pp 1, ttos tho olopds will
.Pieoes OF boards. shingles and osst-
lyon, Considerable powder has Lately
gene: inso suSsr.Aalsa hassaiipAA store
wood. y
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-08-04

ResOra"Uuion;--1t is said 2ela hss
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-08-04
What Do ylG Think?

You be wise enough to profit by it when
it comes? Are you willing to help it
along2 II you are, dc, not wait until it
bursts upon you unawares, but do your
best to hurry and push il.
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